Time to find a publisher for round one.
And a sponsor for round 2, Leica can’t lend us a cheapo camera? Although there was some joy and thrill in the hardship of the Ricoh.
I didn't find out about round 1 until the camera was already in the mail. If there is a round 2, and a slot open, I would like to participate. If you can get Leica to sponsor this - then I think those that missed the first go round should get priority - just saying.
Desmolicious wrote: Oldwino wroteThis would make a nice Blurb book or 'zine.It would also make a nice real hard copy photo book. But I need all the participants to comment on their images.
Congrats to everyone who participated in this endeavor. I loved reading the vignettes about your photos and the visions behind them. Can't wait to see the next film project!
This is the front entrance of the Government House, the accommodations for the Lieutenant Governor, the King's Representative to the Province of British Columbia. The primary task is to perform the sovereign's constitutional duties on his behalf, although the position is largely ceremonial. The estate is nearby & features 36 acres of gardens and a large grove of Garry Oaks, which make a favourite of mine for photo-walks.
In all honestly, not super proud of the shot, I wish I had held onto the camera a little longer... However it had arrived while I was away for work for some time, & once I had it in my hands I felt the need to get it on it's way to the next contributor prior to the weekend. That being said, I am super happy to be a part of the project and am stoked to see everyone's great shots. Looking forward to the next one!
Extra special thanks to Huss for putting this all together!!
์No 33, Leng Buai La Market in Bangkok Chinatown where majority of shop owners are now 3rd or 4th generation descendents of Chinese immigrants to Thailand.
suteetat wrote:
์No 33, Leng Buai La Market in Bangkok Chinatown where majority of shop owners are now 3rd or 4th generation descendents of Chinese immigrants to Thailand.
I'm #19! I wish focus had been on the wall instead of the floor but the exposure turned out perfect!
We'd just finished up a long-running project renovating a house, so it was empty of furniture, giving me this nice section of open wall to work with. I'd noticed the sun creating some nice geometry a few times in the weeks leading up to getting the camera, but I hadn't gotten around to photographing it with my own camera. I actually had a particular landscape in mind originally for the group camera, but the weather didn't quite cooperate, so I decided this was the time to finally get my geometric sunset shot.
Lee Saxon wrote:
I'm #19! I wish focus had been on the wall instead of the floor but the exposure turned out perfect!
We'd just finished up a long-running project renovating a house, so it was empty of furniture, giving me this nice section of open wall to work with. I'd noticed the sun creating some nice geometry a few times in the weeks leading up to getting the camera, but I hadn't gotten around to photographing it with my own camera. I actually had a particular landscape in mind originally for the group camera, but the weather didn't quite cooperate, so I decided this was the time to finally get my geometric sunset shot....Show more →